Marissa Rothkopf Bates

A gift wish list for all the presidential candidates.

But should you buy them?

Making a Cronut in your very own kitchen is nothing short of a miracle.

Sometimes cross-dresser, often stand-up comedian Eddie Izzard on drastic weight loss and the paucity of wise Nazis

A machine makes gluten-free bread that will not sink like a stone

In 2008, Eddie Izzard told Newsweek he planned to enter politics. Now, he's considering a run for mayor of London.

The latest entry into the streaming TV world, stings a little but does not leave you feeling burned

As the number of banks shrivel, who benefits? (spoiler alert: it's not you)

The fire alarm system that allows you to monitor potential emergencies remotely without flying home

Anki DRIVE is to slot cars what your iPhone is to the rotary dial—and it still goes round in circles

The Cookulus app offers more than 5,000 of the best chocolate chip recipes, freeing you from the back of the bag

For when you're ready to upgrade that free thermometer you got with a turkey at Safeway

Brookstone raises the bar on cocktail apps, but it still won't light up your smokes or laugh at your jokes

This utensil taught me slow down, chew and learn to love my food

Parents should stop driving themselves crazy trying to make a safe and sane future for their children, according to Jennifer Senior's new book

She fries through the air with the greatest of ease (though you're lyin' if you say fryin')

The Oracle has spoken... and it wants your wallet

There's finally a slow-cooker that will make a chef's heart beat a little faster

Once the province of restaurants and hospitals, the immersible heater and water circulator is now the must-have for the hip home chef

Ridiculous stocking stuffers you never knew you needed

The Mercedes of waffle irons really makes an impression

No cutlery puns were spared in examining the cutting edge of science

A simple new press makes the breakfast sandwich of champions

The Aeropress makes you the perfect home coffee maker

This turkey fryer can save your Thanksgiving, and maybe your marriage